... announced of Brigade• Surgeon Melville George Jones at the age of 73. In the Jowaki campaign in 1877 he served with the 51st Light Infantry, receiving a medal with clasp, and also in the Afghan war of 1878.80. For his services during the last-mentioned campaign ...

... Offi--e of the t tragic news that their only son.; Jack, had died of wounds in April-1 1945 while serving with the 51st | Highland Light' Infantry to. Western Europe. Will all those who have expressed their sympathy to the sorrowing family, please accept this ...

... served as orderly officer to Brigadier-LieTA Doran in the Jowaki Campaign, and for the next two years was with the 51st Light Infantry as Superintendent of Army Signalling in the Afghan War, and was twice mentioned in despatches. Be was with the Burmese ...

... daughter of the late William Sinclair Madden, and granddaughter of the late Major-General John Mills Madden, of the 51st Madras Light Infantry, and granddaughter also of the late Lieut.-General William Broome Salmon, F.A., of Coonoor, India. The bride, who ...

... on board the Victory at Trafalgar. Major Carter was in his seventy-second year. lie joined in the year 1858 the 51st King's Own Light Infantry. and served for many years in India. Of Admiral Carter's sons, the eldest brother, an officer in the Royal Engineers ...

... Boscombe, Hants. He served with the 51st Light Infantry in the Afghan war in 1879-80, receiving the medal. In the Burmese expedition in 1887 he was in command of the ist Battalion of the Yorkshire Light Infantry, and received the medal with ...

... 18th Hussars, of Rolling, Maims, Cheshire, and Sybil, younger daughter of Captain W. C. E. Scott, formerly of the 51st Ring's Own Light Infantry, Rodwell, Weymouth. MiAmscso Assrenois. —Aunt Jane : This is the dear doggie that I wanted to show you, Carrie ...

... Falkland), promoted; Charles Henry Greville, vice the ■Honourable R. C. Lloyd-Mostyn. resigned. Infantry Regiments.—Tlie Prince Albert's (Somersetshire Light Infantry): Supernumerary Lieutenant Geoffrey W. Lawson to be lieutenant, vice W. W. Llewellyn, retired; ...

... immediately shot from at least six quarters his own troops. The Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry had been forced to advance on foot against the enemy. The Somerset Light Infantry and the Worcestershires cleared the defence line formed by an unfinished autobahn ...

... Prince Albert’s (Somerset L.I.) —Lieut. Herbert T. Kite resigns his commission; dated 51st March. 3rd Volunteer Battalion the Prince Albert’s (Somersetshire Light Infantry)—Lieut.-Colonel Edward H. Openshaw reverts to the rank of major, at his own request ...

... day's lighting. Booty included three tanks, ontJ aircraft and guns. Over Germans and Hungarians were taken prisoner-. Ships of the Red Banner Baltic Fleet sank two German transports of 19.000 tons. the Danube area of Hungary the Hungarian 51st Infantry ...

... regiment. He was 28 years of age. Major Arthur Thomas Searle Dickinson, 51st Sikhs, Brigade Staff, was born in March, 1875, and obtained his first appointment tbe Somerset Light Infantry in February, 1895. transferred to the Indian Army in October, 1898, ...